【看美剧学托福】你美你网红，我丑我······

 “王思聪网红女友开网店收入过亿”“郭富城与网红女友高调秀恩爱”这样的新闻让有些人羡慕网红，让有些人厌恶网红。在这个“你丑你先睡，我美我直播”的年代，Vicky只能说，你美你网红，我丑我······我就看看英美报刊，就看看aminormal，就看看“看美剧学托福”吧~~

今天我们通过Aminormal上发布的一段视频“Rich Kids of Instagram”来看看Instagram上炫富的网红富二代。

“Showing off your wealth used to be considered vulgar, Now with the help of social media, today’s youngest generation of super-rich have practically made it a sport”

“在以前炫富是一种很庸俗的行为，如今通过社交媒体，年轻一代的富豪们把炫富变成一种日常。”

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全视频一共讲述了7位炫富网红把自己的生活贴在Instogram并获得大量粉丝的故事。

视频最后，拍摄人提出一个问题： How would you cope if all the money disappeared?

他们的回答是：

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看过炫富的富二代，我们再来看看富一代是如何打拼的。

FORTUNE杂志2016年1月18号的文章：

Most American Billionaires Are Self-Made

Of the 585 billionaires in the U.S.,363-or 62 percent-made their fortunes themselves, says the report by Singapore-based market research company Wealth X in collaboration with Wall Street Journal's Custom Studio. Another 105, or 18 percent, achieved the coveted billionaire status through a combination of inheritance and making their own wealth. The remaining 117 American billionaires inherited their wealth.

OMG！这个段落就是托福写作主体段论证的一种方式啊！文章想要说明的问题是“大多数的美国富豪是靠自己创造的财富”，满段都是引用的data，同时还是comparison。

（变富豪之后会玩点什么呢？飞机游艇艺术品...）

So, what do those American billionaires splurge on［1］? Planes, yachts and art. Nearly one in five American billionaires own a private plane, while about one in 10 has a yacht, according to the report. Slightly less than one in 10 billionaires in the U.S. collect art and about one in 20 own a sports team.

（这些豪都是靠什么发家致富呢？）

While nearly 20 percent of these American billionaires made their wealth in financing, banking and investing, entrepreneurs are also well represented. According to a previous report from Wealth X, of the top 25 wealthiest self-made billionaires, 14 are American entrepreneurs.

［1］splurge on 挥霍，浪费

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享受既得成果当然惬意，自己创造更有乐趣。你是否具有做企业的mindset呢？

2015年12月30日，TIME杂志财富版发表一篇文章：

Do You Have the Mindset of an Entrepreneur?

1.Entrepreneurs look at risk differently from most people.

For the typical person, avoiding risk means finding a secure job, saving for retirement in a fairly conservative investment portfolio, and retiring around age 65 to relax for the rest of his or her life. Risk reduction comes in the form of saving 15% to 20% of your annual income for retirement and investing that money in a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds.

Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, have an expanded view of risk. They experience risk from an entirely different angle. In fact, I’d guess that when asked about financial risks they face, most entrepreneurs wouldn’t even put retirement risk in their top 5.

2. A Different Definition

Most people view risk as the chance that something bad will happen. If the likelihood of an unwanted outcome is high, then that situation is viewed as risky. However, risk is not the same for everyone. Risk is not objective, it is perceived. And it’s our perception of risk that has us say yes or no to an opportunity.

This is where entrepreneurial thinking comes into play. Entrepreneurs don’t focus on the risk of losing, but rather on the risk of not gaining. They aren’t scared of losing everything and living in a box. They are more concerned about missing out on living an extraordinary life, or not making a big impact on the world. It’s the risk of lost opportunities.

Here’s what entrepreneurs ask themselves about risk:
•What is the opportunity loss of not testing that idea?
•What do I risk by not attempting to make a huge impact on the world?
•How risky is it to leave my fate in the hands of an employer?
These risks are far greater to them than running out of money when they are old. It’s not that their view of risk is warped, it’s just different.

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